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The 10 red-light cameras currently installed in urban Honolulu have issued over 900 citations. The chosen intersections, such as King Street and Ward Avenue, have a history of high crash rates.
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There's a new driverless people mover at Honolulu airport. The all-electric service is a first for state transportation officials. It's the latest effort to electrify our vehicles to meet statewide green goals. State Transportation Director Ed Sniffen spoke to The Conversation's Catherine Cruz about being a leader in going green.
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Demand for more daily parking prompted the decision to end the sale of monthly parking passes at the airport.
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Funding for the charging station came from the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program. It's the first of several that will be installed throughout the state.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg went on a whirlwind tour of Oʻahu on Thursday to experience firsthand the impact of federal infrastructure funding. He said he was struck by Hawaiʻi's unique needs and opportunities. The Conversation's Catherine Cruz spoke with Buttigieg about his trip.
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The money will be used for two improvement projects that are slated for the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport and the Kahului Airport.
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A youth-led climate change lawsuit against the state Department of Transportation is scheduled to go to trial this summer. The state is asking lawmakers for more than $2 million to fight it. Sen. Karl Rhoads said he would rather see that money go toward implementing policies that reduce emissions. HPR's Savannah Harriman-Pote reports.
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Flights were shutdown due to the runway being inoperable from the cracks. Emergency repairs and repaving had the airport up and running again by morning.
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The closures on Likelike Highway in alternating directions will take place on Jan. 7 and Jan. 16, weather permitting. Alternating lane closures on Farrington Highway in Nānākuli are needed to continue bridge replacement work.
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Oversized vehicles like semi-trucks that are moving slower than traffic can no longer be in the left lane of Hawaiʻi freeways.